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QID: $418[4$ Mark$]$

Which of the following is a key lesson about "what business processes represent"?

A$.$ A business process is inherently larger than the value chain $-$ the value chain shows how value is accumulated, but it is the business process that encompasses the complete value chain by outlining how different activities in the organization such as HR$,$ logistics$,$ and others add to the value delivered to the customers.

B$.$ Process portfolios are unnecessary because each process shows the many tasks that need to be done already. A process portfolio cannot add more than what a value chain already provides to the managers,

C$.$ Business processes are inherently cross$-$functional $-$ each process includes tasks that may be done across different departments such as warehousing, production, purchasing, and others.

D$.$ Organizational functions are inherently superior to business processes $-$ functions have clear owners, they are housed in departments and have department managers such as accounting, finance, marketing, production, and others.